Aqua Design Amano Wabi-Kusa

Clint

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• Feb 3, 2011

• #1

Hey guys, here is my Wabi-Kusa. The vase and light are ADA but I had to make the ball myself.

A wabi-kusa is a ball of media wrapped in moss with plants growing on it, sat in a vase of water and they originated in Japan. The light is a Branch Light and is made just for this. It uses a 60 watt par16 halogen bulb but I just ordered a 6 watt par16 CREE LED bulb to replace it with.

 

Last edited: Feb 4, 2011

amphirion

• Feb 3, 2011

• #2

me thinks you should just slap some drosera in there....doesnt have to be a rare one....spathulata will do. NICE WORK! i didnt know that ADA made wabi-kusa vases....thought it was only a DoAqua thing.

 

Millipede

• Feb 3, 2011

• #3

what does par16 CREE mean?

 

Clint

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• Feb 3, 2011

• #4

Par16 is the size of the bulb (a little spotlight) and CREE is a company that makes high power LED's.

Amphirion, technically it is Do!Aqua but it's just another branch of the same company. Same thing to me lol.

It's got half a cup of aquasoil inside, so that ball is full of ammonia ;P No drosera for this vase.

 

RL7836

• Feb 4, 2011

• #5

Clint said:

It's got half a cup of aquasoil inside, so that ball is full of ammonia ;P No drosera for this vase.

Click to expand...

RSS has been growing various utrics on Aquasoil for a while. I've also started to play with some and most are growing very well...

 

seedjar

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• Feb 4, 2011

• #6

Looks nice. I had always wanted to do something like this but never knew it had a name... thanks for sharing!
~Joe